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"The Inner Sphere began as a BattleTech-related BBS and became world famous as THE place for BattleTech support. After I got sick of the way FASA was handling the game, 1991-1992, we expanded coverage to Horror and SF/Fantasy and changed the name to the Phantasmagoria. I fought the Web long and hard, but eventually succumbed to the lack of interest. And a major hard drive failure." - Mark Hennyey
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416-231-9538
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RCP/M System One
(1983-1985) |
| |
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416-232-0269
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RCP/M Ontario, RCP/M Toronto
(1984-1985) |
| |
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416-232-0442
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Canada Remote Sys PCB47 3gB, RCP/M Ontario
(1984-1991) |
Jud Newell | |
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416-232-0861
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Dart Board
(1987-1988) |
Jay Newell | |
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416-232-2644
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RCP/M Mississauga HUG
(1983-1985) |
| |
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416-233-9539
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Ace'ers, Acer's, Acer's BBS, Toronto South West
(1987-1990) |
Steve Bellis | |
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416-234-9840
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The ASCII Exchange HST
(1989) |
Rob Benner | |
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416-237-0308
Etobicoke, ON |
Generic BBS, Generic, pro-generic, pnet91/Generic, Pnet 91, Pro-Generic
(1987-1991) |
Matthew Montano/Ram Chip | WWIII, GBBS, pro-line, pnet, SCO Unix Sys V, Pro-Talk |
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"Ran on a Mac SE, through a Apple IIe and IIg and finally a 386/20 with 4MBs of RAM (wow!) running real SCO Unix System V and connected to the Internet (as it existed at that time) through UUCP! Users had real xxx@pnet91.cts.com Internet email accounts, back in 1989. Those were the days..." - Matthew Montano
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416-237-1204
Etobicoke, ON |
Pnet/91 Generic, pnet91/generic, THE CRUCIBLE <>
(1989-1991) |
Matthew Montano ('mmontano') | |
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416-241-3263
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Computec Systems
(1989) |
Raj Agnihotri | |
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416-242-7746
Toronto, ON |
The Wall
(1987-1996) |
Roger Waters | RATSoft ST |
|
"...although not always at that number (that was the last one). Ran on several Atari 8-bit and ST systems, on several storage/modem/software configurations. Alas, internet killed the BBS star - not to mention that "B!ll G@t#$" killing the Atari community. But they were fun times." - Roger Waters
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416-244-9999
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The Crucible
(1989-1991) |
Tom Mickus | |
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416-251-7341
Toronto, Ontario, Canada, |
The Matrix
(1988) |
Rodimus Prime | Color 64 |
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416-252-9692
|
Humber College BBS
(1988-1991) |
VE3OOZ (?) | |
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416-253-5900
Toronto, CANADA |
SMARTalec
(1989-1994) |
Glenn Menzie | PCBoard |
|
"Renamed to the Port Credit Bulletin Board (905-278-9495) after moving from Toronto to Port Credit." - Derren Whiteman
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416-264-4958
|
Real Mac, Eh?
(1988) |
| Red Ryder Host |
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416-265-3984
Toronto, ON |
The Hack BBS
(1987-1990) |
Frank Ch. Eigler | Amiga |
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416-265-4025
|
Argentic, The Silver Lining, The Silver Service
(1989-1991) |
Sterling Chipperfield | |
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416-265-8253
|
Softor Systems
(1988-1997) |
Derek Finlay, Wayne Finlay | |
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416-266-1881
|
Computek
(1989-1992) |
Glenn Taylor | |
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416-266-9010
Toronto Ontario, |
The Forbidden Zone
(1987-1996) |
The Terminator (Barrie Jones) | Customised version of Forem |
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"The software was radically rewritten over time, running on an Atari 130XE, with a 1 Meg MIO Card and at that time, a huge 32 Meg hard drive!!! Eventually, it was ported to a PC and ran on a 486, in DOS, the software in Quick Basic 4.5, with a 6 CD changer and various hard drives... The theme of it was a post apocalyptic future... Many of the screens simulated a 3d windows look...." - Barrie Jones
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416-270-6407
Mississauga, ON |
The Paradise City
(1989-1994) |
Harley Davidson, Harley Davidson (Matt Mogilnicki) | Renegade |
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416-272-4878
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AmigaValley
(1988) |
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416-273-3011
Toronto, ONT |
Mississauga Ontatio HUG-RCP/M
(1982) |
Toronto Health Users Group | RCP/M |
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416-273-7619
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Pandemonium GS
(1988) |
Apple Clone | GBBS Pro |
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416-274-8563
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Affairs!
(1988) |
| Wildcat |
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416-279-0907
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KickStart, Kickstart BBS
(1988-1995) |
Chris Kawchuk | AmiExpress |
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416-283-5027
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Can-Am
(1988) |
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416-284-0407
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Shadow Vale
(1989) |
Keith Robb | |
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416-286-6191
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EGS/Philo, EGSGate, Net 250 Gateway, Philo
(1987-1993) |
Donald O'Shaughnessy, Don O'Shaughnessy | |
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416-288-9412
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SSH Info System, SSH! BBS
(1987-1989) |
Gil Tennant, Gil Tennant
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416-293-7069
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High Pressure
(1989) |
Jason Judge | |
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416-294-7876
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Mining Connexion
(1988-1990) |
Milton Lamb | |
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416-294-9677
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Crusader's Circle, Crusaders Circle
(1988-1989) |
Norman Tomlins | |
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416-296-0074
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Eaton's Scarborough
(1986) |
David Barrett | |
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416-297-4780
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Metro Opus Reference Exchange
(1989) |
Iain Grant | |
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416-297-7250
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Crystal Palace
(1989) |
Mark Abela | |
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416-298-9904
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TBBS Scarborough
(1987-1989) |
Greg Small | |
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416-322-7876
Toronto, ON |
ZOOiD (The Zoo of Ids), ZOOiD BBS
(1987-1992) |
David Mason, Lyn Fincham, Marc Moorcroft | Custom - M1 (C64), Xenix, UNIX |
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"The system was called ZOOiD and started in 1987 until 1992, when it merged into Internex Online (io.org), Toronto's first IAP for individuals. zooid.org is still serving shell access to individuals." - David Mason
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416-332-5745
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Twin Oaks Opus
(1988) |
John Macmillan | |
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416-332-6387
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Halton Information Network, Net 259 West
(1989-1991) |
Al Bourke | |
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416-332-7078
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Valarey Main
(1989-1990) |
Kevin Tyler | |
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416-333-1279
Burlington, Ontario |
Milo's Meadow BBS
(1983-1990) |
Michael Hier / John Stevens | Pocket Modem BBS / By Julius C. on Atari |
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"Inspired by the wonderful scribblings of one Berkley Breathed and the stories of Bloom County, we ran a fun (and VERY busy) BBS out of the corner of a bedroom in Burlington, Ontario. There were many characters on this board from all walks of life. Some noteables: Hank!, 7 foot Dave, Sheila & Dan, Julian & Shirley-Mae, the ever-so-cute Nicole, Wendy & Carcass (Marcus) It was a way for all to unite in a common interest... ...the parties were awesome too! If only I could find the time to port the software... Cheers!" - Michael Hier
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416-335-6620
Hamilton, ONT |
Hamilton Area Packet Radio Network (HAPN), RCP/M HAPN Hamilton
(1982-1983) |
Stu Beal | RCP/M |
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416-336-0075
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BURLINGTON HUB, Nirvana
(1988-1990) |
Joel Potvin | |
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416-338-8651
Oakville, ON |
The Far Side/Downloaders Anonymous(DA)
(1987-1991) |
Neal Bhatt | Fido, Opus |
|
"The Far Side was part of CyberNet and was a PD (Public Domain) board. Later became a pirate warez board with 0-day elite warez called Downloaders Anonymous (DA)"
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416-340-9681
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Blackstar Systems
(1989) |
Jim Duffield | |
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416-343-2325
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Eaton's Toronto, Trans-Canada Sysop Network
(1986-1987) |
Mark Windrim, Dann Porter | |
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416-356-8007
Niagara Falls, ON |
Valhalla BBS
(1988-1992) |
Damian Rogers | Opus |
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"Run on an IBM system (cheaper hard drives), the BBS was largely a source of Amiga shareware. Text-based games such as TradeWars were also popular. As a member of FidoNet (1:247/202), carried a number of FidoNews groups." - Damian Rogers
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416-358-8473
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The Power Station HST
(1988-1990) |
Matthew Lococo | Wildcat |
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416-358-9096
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Dragon's Lair
(1988) |
| Wildcat |
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416-366-2069
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CFTR/CPG BBS
(1987-1991) |
Bob Saint | PCBoard |
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416-367-0917
|
Software Canada Online
(1987-1991) |
John Tyerman | |
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416-367-2336
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The Electronic Herald
(1988) |
Richard Luke | |
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416-372-2427
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AQ Board, The AQ Bulletin Board
(1986-1991) |
Don Turnbull | PCBoard |
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416-372-3198
Cobourg, Ontario |
ACE BBS
(1988-1991) |
Allan Crisford | Wildcat |
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416-374-7615
Niagara Falls, ON |
BoarderLine BBS, BoarderLine HST, Eastern Canada, NIAGARA, NIAGARA EAST
(1988-1990) |
James Mackay | Opus, Magnus |
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416-384-2015
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On the Edge
(1989-1990) |
Ben Henriksen | |
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416-391-1985
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Katnet I
(1988) |
Tom Shapiro | |
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416-391-2542
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The Guest House
(1988-1994) |
Warren Lo | |
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416-421-0938
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DLJ
(1988-1989) |
David Lloyd-Jones | |
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416-422-3152
|
Bunch of 7, CyberSquid, EAST END HUB
(1987-1994) |
Michael Wallis, Ron Sharp | |
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416-423-3265
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BBS The BULL
(1983-1985) |
| |
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416-427-0268
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A.M.C.I.S. I, AMCIS1, Toronto East
(1987-1988) |
John Dunn | |
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416-427-0682
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FCAU IBM NET HST, Reg 12 EchoCoord
(1987-1988) |
Bill Freads | |
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416-427-8628
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C.G.L., FCAU-IBM Net HST
(1989) |
Bill Freads | |
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416-428-0978
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Assoc of Cdn Sysops, Association of Canadian Sysops, District 40 EchoCoord, YCN
(1988-1989) |
Dan Edwards | |
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416-428-2022
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Ontario East, Ontario East Opusnet
(1988) |
Tom Wilson | |
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416-428-2486
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Durham Net, DURHAM WEST, Net 229 Echo Coordinator, The Scuba Tank
(1988-1990) |
Wayne Thomson | |
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416-428-3568
|
AJAX-PICKERING HUB, DURHAM NET, Ont. Police Journal, Ontario Police Journal OnLine!, POLICE HUB, Police Journal Online, West Durham Ajax/Whitby HUB, West Durham Net HUB
(1988-1992) |
Rick Bates, RICK BATES | |
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416-429-1700
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Ontario Science Centre, OscienceC
(1988) |
| Red Ryder Host |
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416-430-2046
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Ghost Rider I, GhostRiderI, Southwest HUB
(1987-1988) |
Lynn Morrison | |
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416-430-3812
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Birdz'n Bytes, Central Durham BBS, Durham Net West, Durham Systems (Online), The Durham Mailer (Online)
(1989-1994) |
Paul Chantler | |
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416-430-7303
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Forum ST PD Software
(1989-1991) |
Don Linscombe | |
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416-431-6836
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Connection, The CONNECTION, The CONNECTION HST, Toronto North East
(1987-1991) |
Ron Provost | |
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416-432-3212
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C.D.C.
(1989) |
Tom Wilson | |
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416-434-5833
Oshawa, ON |
Alternative Information Service, East Durham Net HUB, The Connection BBS, The CONNECTION HST!
(1989-1995) |
Ron Provost | |
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416-436-2733
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The Den BBS
(1989-1990) |
Barry Sweetman | |
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416-436-9321
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DURHAM NET, Ghost Rider II, TERMINUS
(1987-1988) |
James White | |
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416-439-0493
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M-31 BBS, M31
(1988-1991) |
Babar Khan | |
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416-439-1166
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PC Info ONLINE
(1987) |
Ron Provost | |
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416-444-2028
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R12 Echo Coord, R12 Echo Coord HST, REC-12, Reg 12 EchoCoord, The Aviation BBS, The Aviation HST, Toronto North East, Toronto South East
(1989-1990) |
Mike Carr | |
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416-445-5192
Toronto, ONT |
Logic Inc, PMS - Logic Inc.
(1984-1985) |
| PMS |
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416-445-6696
Ontario, CN |
NET-WORKS Toronto, TORONTO
(1982-1985) |
| NET-WORKS |
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416-446-2837
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Union Jack
(1989) |
Jake Rich | |
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416-447-8458
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PMS - Logic Inc.
(1983) |
| |
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416-449-5605
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-=Dash*Net=- System #1
(1988) |
Charles Hung | |
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416-452-0408
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Net 259 North, S.L.C. BBS Brampton, SLC BBS, SLC I The Dream Board, Toronto North West
(1987-1992) |
Steve Calvert | |
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416-453-1081
|
SerialBowl!
(1988) |
| |
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416-453-3980
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SLC II The Death Board, SLC ][, SLC ][ The Death Board, SLC ][ The Death Brd
(1989-1992) |
Steve Calvert | |
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416-454-4880
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U.S.S Alliance, USS Alliance BBS Brampton
(1988-1991) |
Rick Szajkowski | |
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416-454-9264
|
Virtually Macintosh
(1987-1988) |
John O'Connor | |
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416-455-0574
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Clone Systems, Clone Systems I, Net 259 North, ViberCom Systems, VyberCom Systems
(1989-1995) |
Mike Thompson | |
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416-455-3610
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Enterprise Online, KickStart II, Premium Data Systems
(1989-1992) |
Mike Kelly | |
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416-458-5850
|
The Phoenix
(1988-1991) |
Kevin Backs | |
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416-458-6252
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JAFO
(1988) |
Steven D'amelio | |
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416-461-2110
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Toronto CBBS
(1984) |
Dennis Breckenridge | |
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416-461-4219
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Nuts and Bolts
(1987-1988) |
Shawn Knight | |
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416-461-6031
|
Symbiotic Systems HST
(1988) |
Keith Medcalf | |
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416-462-9041
|
Millennium II
(1989) |
Al Evans | |
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416-462-9660
|
Millennium II
(1987-1988) |
Al Evans | |
|
416-463-9360
Toronto, Ontario |
Micro/Access
(1983-1993) |
Max Southall | Custom by Bob Kamins and Max Southall |
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"The Micro/Access BBS system grew out of the need to service the product line of the JLS/Vidtek Big Board project. The JLS Big Board was a reincarnation with hardware and software enhancements of the original Ferguson Big Board Z80 single board computer system sold to hobbyists. Redesigned by Joe L. Sutherland, with input from Bob Kamins, with later hardware, firmware and software fixes by Max Southall, it was a solid CP/M-80 based system which also was the basis for the Xerox 820 series. Customers (or any others) of the Big Board were charged $50 a year for access, which eventually included email access to the then research-oriented internet. There were hundreds of paying customers. The BBS software based on Bob Kamins' work was written in Microsoft's BASIC, and compilation was with Microsoft's M80 compiler. "Eventually Max Southall completely rewrote Stuart Lynne's (yes, the later ICANN chairman) UUPC program and incorporated an email program interface, all in assembler, which connected the Micro/Access BBS users via UUCP to Unix-based internet-based communications. "Prior to 1985, the system was known online as the Vidtek system, which grew out of manufacturing video and CP/M boards for the Apple ][ clone systems. SCSI hard disk subsystems were manufactured and sold for the Big Board and sold all over the world, and the BBS used the same hardware as was sold to customers." - Max Southall
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416-465-1018
|
Symbiotic Systems
(1988) |
Keith Medcalf | |
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416-465-2331
Toronto, ONTARIO |
MetroHUB 3, PN Junction, Toronto North East
(1986-1991) |
Jim Nikolich | |
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"The name PN-Junction came from the last names of myself and the buddy who helped create and maintain the BBS throughout it's lifetime (Al "P"ayne, Jim "N"ikolich), and seemed clever since we were both studying electronics at the time and a PN Junction is the basic building block of diodes, transisters, and ultimately CPUs and other ICs. Throughout most of that era, the BBS ran the DOS-based Fido BBS software, starting with Fido 11J. During 1992-1993, Al and I rented a house together, and eventually got quite a networked lab going (all based on ARCnet and PowerLAN) in our basement - I think we may have had 6 machines ganged together at one point. It was Al's idea to name the nodes after the Pleiades (sisters of greek mythology), and hence the name "Pleiades Systems - Pleione Node". Throughout this time we ran mainly the DOS-based PCBoard software as well as a front-end called FrontDoor. It was also at this time when Al and I were, respectively, the NetCoordinator and NetEchomailCoordinator for Net 250, covering the Greater Toronto Area. At the end of 1993, Al and I went on to find our own separate apartments, but kept our respective BBSes running throughout. t was at this time that my BBS changed its name to CompEuphoria (which I just thought was a cool name). It was also early-on in this time when Net250 obtained a gateway to the USENet newslists, which I took immediate advantage of. Since the BBS has always free for public use throughout it's ten-year lifetime, CompEuphoria became one of the earliest BBSes that I know of to make USENet mail available for free to the BBS community at-large. It was in 1993 that I registered my first Internet domain name, "euphoria.com". My contact-ID at Network Solutions was "JN13", indicating that I was the thirteenth person/entity in the world with the initials J and N to register a domain name. I'm pretty proud of that, but I gave up the historical contact ID when I got fed up with NSI and moved my domain name over to Register.com a couple of years ago. It was with much regret that CompEuphoria ended it's BBS days at the end of 1996, but by that time I had moved to New York City, and found it very difficult to administer the BBS from remote. I now have two domain names - "euphoria.com" and "compeuphoria.com", and one of these days I will reincarnate CompEuphoria, preserving as best I can the original look-and-feel of the BBS, offering people a chance to experience the 80's version of the Internet." - Jim Nikolich
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416-465-7752
|
Another BBS System?
(1987-1991) |
Mark Bowman | |
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416-466-0991
|
MicroMail
(1987-1988) |
Ray Sauriol | |
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416-466-3368
|
Symbiotic Systems HST
(1989) |
Keith Medcalf | |
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416-466-5031
|
Laserplex!
(1988) |
Mark Bryan | |
|
416-466-7607
|
Parallax Communications
(1986) |
Ray Sauriol | |
|
416-466-9343
|
Millennium III
(1989-1996) |
Ted Whitton | |
|
416-468-5137
|
The Other Side
(1988-1990) |
Matthew Gordon | |
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416-469-2681
|
White Lightning, Whitelightning
(1989-1992) |
Ken Patience | |
|
416-470-6027
|
The Servant's Quarters
(1988-1991) |
Mark Williams, Ron Williams | PCBoard |
|
416-471-5187
|
Markham Test
(1986) |
Scott Magnan | |
|
416-471-5229
|
Pete's Place
(1988-1999) |
Peter Bruneau, Peter Brownwater | |
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416-471-7932
|
Servant's Quarters I, Servant's Quarters QBBS, The Servant's Quarters, The Servant's Quarters (CFN), The Servant's Quarters BBS
(1989-1994) |
Mark Williams | PCBoard |
|
416-475-7886
|
FileHUB 7, Greater Toronto Area HUB 7, MetroHUB 7, NaNet HUB 7, UseNet HUB 7, Utopia Planitia, Utopia Planitia BBS
(1986-1997) |
Andrew Bishop, Alan Heighway | Telegard |
|
416-480-0551
|
The Genetic Research Vat
(1988) |
Paul Nybida | |
|
416-480-0630
|
The Metro Exchange
(1987) |
Jeff Giddy | |
|
416-480-1377
|
No Particular Name ][, No Particular Name ][
(1988) |
Doc Savage | GBBS Pro |
|
416-481-6818
|
Viz Board
(1989-1990) |
Tom Pan | |
|
416-481-7889
|
FactLand
(1986-1987) |
David McKellar | Custom |
|
416-481-9295
|
Piper's Pub, Pipers Pub
(1988-1991) |
John Aitken | |
|
416-483-0566
North York, ON |
Acting Net 250 NC, ConSoft, Constellation Software, Constellation Systems, Crux Australis, Eastern Canada, FileHUB 10, FileHUB 2, Kappa Alpha Lodge, Mad Dog & Glory I, Metro Toronto Net, MetroHUB 10, MetroHUB 2, NaNet HUB 2, Net 250 Acting NEC, Net 250 Help Site, Net 250 InterNet Gate, Net 250 NC, Net 250 NC ConSoft, Net 250 NEC (Acting), Net 250 Treasurer, Net 250 UseNet Mail, Net 250 UUCP Gate, S. Constellation Enterprises, SysNL Registration, The Constellation Board, The Constellation I, Toronto MetroNET, UUCP HUB 2
(1988-1995) |
Luke Kolin, Software Help, James Korolas, TBA, Vacant (election in progress), T.B.A. | |
|
416-484-0549
|
Net 250 EchoHUB 2, SwitchBoard I, SwitchBoard II, The Switchboard
(1988-1992) |
Dan Armstrong, Luke Kolin | |
|
416-484-0607
|
Excalibur, Generic
(1988-1999) |
James Roscoe | |
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416-484-4206
|
The Third Wave
(1988) |
Tim Young | |
|
416-484-9454
|
Net 250 EchoHUB, Net 250 EchoHUB 1, SwitchBoard I, SwitchBoard II, Switchboard ][, The Switchboard ][
(1989-1992) |
Dan Armstrong, Luke Kolin, Net 250 NEC | |
|
416-484-9663
|
E-MX RCP/M, RCP/M OsBoard
(1984-1985) |
Simon Ewins | |
|
416-485-3670
|
The Dialog Box
(1988) |
| Red Ryder Host |
|
416-486-9533
|
Fahrenheit 486
(1989-1990) |
Paul Galpern | |
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416-487-2889
|
PC Pub
(1986) |
Andrew Jones | |
|
416-487-3685
|
The Archiver's BBS, TORONTO SOUTH
(1988) |
Mike Sharma | |
|
416-487-4134
|
PC PUB II, PCPUB, TORONTO
(1987-1988) |
Andrew Jones, ANDREW JONES | |
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416-487-5933
|
PC Flagship II
(1988-1992) |
John Woolsey | |
|
416-487-7679
|
PC Flagship, PC Flagship I
(1987-1991) |
John Woolsey | |
|
416-487-9093
|
Metastasio's, MeTaStAsIo'S BBS
(1988-1995) |
Wayne Ho, Ming Ho | |
|
416-488-0733
|
The French Connection
(1987-1988) |
Richard Betel | |
|
416-488-3030
|
Info Phone
(1988) |
Andrew Hayes | |
|
416-489-0454
|
No Particular Name
(1987-1988) |
The Hyaena | GBBS Pro |
|
416-489-4890
|
The Lucubration Station, TORONTO NORTH
(1987-1988) |
Jamie Mason | |
|
416-496-2202
|
TBBS Scarborough
(1988) |
Greg Small | |
|
416-497-5147
|
The Party Line
(1988) |
Joshua Chalhoub | |
|
416-497-9884
|
Book of Legends BBS, Downloader's Annonymous, Downloader's Anonymous
(1988-1994) |
Paul Andersen, Paul Anderson | Telegard, PCBoard |
|
416-499-7023
Toronto, ONT |
BBS IBM Hostcomm Toronto, Hostcomm Toronto (Password: IBMPC)
(1983-1985) |
| |
|
416-504-9996
Toronto, Ontario |
The Rabbit Hole
(1989-1995) |
Carrington Vanston | Hermes, then later FirstClass |
|
416-523-0251
|
Triangle, Triangle BBS
(1988-1991) |
Jason Dunn | |
|
416-525-9491
|
Doors of Perception
(1989) |
Ron Romhanyi | |
|
416-527-5461
|
The Last Unicorn
(1989) |
| Wildcat |
|
416-528-9781
|
Brain Dead HST
(1989) |
Richard Illes | |
|
416-529-6710
|
The TROFF
(1988) |
| |
|
416-532-2329
|
Nuts and Bolts Message Line
(1989-1990) |
Shawn Knight | |
|
416-532-3791
|
Nuts and Bolts, Nuts and Bolts Games Line, Ontario East Fidonet
(1988-1990) |
Shawn Knight | FidoNet |
|
416-533-2216
|
Manhandler
(1989-1990) |
Gary Innerbichler | |
|
416-533-4538
|
Cornerstone BBS
(1989-1990) |
Chris Capon | |
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416-533-5532
Toronto, ON |
Rock I, The ROCK BBS, WaterDeep
(1987-1997) |
| BBS-PC, Renegade |
|
"A Social BBS with relaxed ideals. Everyone was welcome - leachers were actually forced to write emails and play online games to regain file download points. The ROCK BBS spawned THE ROCK NET which enhanced the social environment and brought together a bunch of Sysops friends on a regular basis. A few BBSes were even long distance and checked in for messages from Vancouver, Calgary and Halifax. Sysop Note: I was stunned to find someone actually retained a lost of old BBSes running in the 416 area. Still I'm glad these system and the individuals that ran them are remembered. It was a major part of my social life back then. We held events and even had about 50 T-shirts made up. I wish I kept it going. But my life afte a bad breakup was not stable enough to keep the BBS running in any one place. The ROCK NET kept running for a few years after. Without my own BBS I lost interest and by 1998 as the internet had taken over I was out of the BBS scene in Toronto. Pity!" - Robert Kennedy
|
416-536-3785
|
The Body Shoppe
(1987-1989) |
Kori Ayukawa | |
|
416-538-1628
Toronto, Ontario, ON |
Warp Six
(1985-2001) |
Various | Proprietary |
|
"Originally, self-written software on an Apple II, now an Internet newsgroup at warpsixbbs.homeip.net" - RadfordR
|
416-538-8373
|
The Electronic Scribe
(1989) |
Larry Rice | |
|
416-542-3732
|
The Diving Board II
(1989-1990) |
Richard Best | |
|
416-544-0011
|
Track36
(1988) |
| |
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416-545-6574
|
The Micro Shop's Com1
(1989) |
Mike Poczynek | |
|
416-545-8626
|
Online Ontime
(1988) |
Adele Gardiner | |
|
416-560-5546
|
Hamilton, Micro-Shops Com1 HST, Network Control, Network Control HST
(1989-1991) |
Mike Poczynek | |
|
416-563-4251
|
City Gate Ministries, City Gate RBBS
(1988-1992) |
Rev Derek Mathers | |
|
416-573-9540
|
Fatal Error
(1988) |
Ron Harwood | |
|
416-574-1313
|
Info Source Canada HST
(1989-1990) |
Eric Feistmantl | |
|
416-574-3425
|
The Tow Line HST
(1989) |
Dennis McIndless | |
|
416-575-5363
|
RMH System, Rose Media, The Penthouse
(1989-1996) |
Dan Orriss | |
|
416-575-9011
|
The Toilet Seat
(1987-1997) |
John Howard | |
|
416-579-4792
|
Ontario East, Ontario East Opusnet
(1987) |
Tom Wilson | |
|
416-579-7352
|
The Enterprise BBS
(1988) |
John Robb | |
|
416-588-2841
|
Adam IBM Net
(1986) |
Bill Freads | |
|
416-591-7952
|
Club Mac
(1988-1991) |
| Red Ryder Host |
|
416-593-1986
|
MAC NET, MAC NET Fidonet 223/218
(1988-1991) |
Mark Windrim | |
|
416-593-7460
|
Arkon BBS, Arkon Info System, Arkon InfoSystem
(1988-1991) |
| Red Ryder Host |
|
416-598-1934
|
Boards Galore
(1986-1991) |
Steve Webster | |
|
416-599-8885
|
Son of Glad
(1989-1990) |
Tony Mason | |
|
416-599-9883
|
Viz Board
(1989) |
Greg Richardson | |
|
416-607-3617
|
Fetus Jesus
(1984-1994) |
Asphalt Bastard | |
|
416-615-8530
Mississauga, ON |
Ten Forward, Ten-Forward
(1988-1992) |
Peter Holowatenko | BBS64 |
|
"I was the SYSOP of the BBS at 416-615-8530 (Ten Forward.) One of my former SYSOPs and good friend, Jeff Goebel, sent me your list and I was pleased to find my old BBS listed. If you're amenable I'd love to give you a small synopsis of it for your file. Additional comments about this BBS you'd like me to know: "I started up Ten Forward as a place for fans for the new STAR TREK : The Next Generation television series to meet, chat and share information about the series. The name Ten Forward came from the bar on the fictional starship of the series, NCC-1701-D USS Enterprise, which was located at the forward most point on the 10th deck of the ship, and so the writers of the show named it Ten Forward. I ran the BBS on one of my Commodore 64 computers on a 2nd line in my childhood home in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada at the time (OK so I'm sure plenty of guys were doing this too.) I was using a "state of the art" USRobotics Sportster 19.2k modem so that visitors could have speedy access (I had started with 1200 baud modem and changed up quickly.) The BBS software I was using was Steve Punter's BBS64 (then his PC version I believe) it was part of the small and definitely busy PunterNet BBS network. I tried my best to make the screens all look like the ST:TNG LCARS computer screens, except that I did it all with extended ASCII/ANSI characters and not with graphic files. Man what I could have done with HTML or Flash today. I have very fond memories of running the BBS, of the late night chat requests from folks that logged in to checkout the latest news (I had a 15ft satellite dish and recorded the ST:TNG episodes a week in advance of actualy broadcast.) And I often gave synopsis of episodes to come (with all the spoiler alerts I could put in at the time.) And of course the download zone was visited often for the early GIF format picturs of the stars of the Star Trek universe. I beleive that I had over 300 registered users that dialled in regularly (from across North America) when I finally shut it down. It was quite popular at the time." - Peter Holowatenko
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416-621-7430
|
NSA IDN, Phosphoric Acid, Phosphoric Acid BBS
(1989-1992) |
Mark Sauer | |
|
416-622-3785
|
Eaton's Sherway
(1986) |
Mark Windrim | |
|
416-622-4807
|
Qrun Electronic BBS, Quickrun
(1987-1988) |
Michael Kastelein | |
|
416-622-8254
|
ETOBICOKE HUB, Great White North, Great White North HST, The ASCII Exchange, The ASCII Exchange HST, TORONTO WEST HUB
(1986-1988) |
Rob Benner, Rob Benner & Mark Windrim | |
|
416-624-5431
|
PET BBS PSI WordPro, PSI WordPro
(1982-1985) |
| PET BBS |
|
416-627-4002
|
HUGS HST
(1988-1992) |
Drew Riva | |
|
416-628-0789
|
Omega Quadrant
(1988) |
Scott Daniels | |
|
416-632-5653
Burlington, Ontario, |
The French Connexion
(1982-2001) |
Phil French | TFC |
|
416-633-0150
|
The Health and Medicine BBS
(1989) |
Ray Gray | |
|
416-637-0500
|
Grapevine
(1989) |
Scott Ramey | |
|
416-638-7737
|
The Nameless BBS
(1989-1991) |
Darren Moir | |
|
416-638-9016
|
The Generation Gap
(1989-1991) |
David Moir | |
|
416-639-7209
|
Dog Days
(1986) |
Myles Edmonds | |
|
416-641-5491
|
Bob's Board
(1988-1989) |
Robert Ensing | |
|
416-646-0263
|
Niagara Net, T-C-II, The Town Crier, The Towne Crier
(1988-1995) |
Tony Brandon | Wildcat |
|
416-646-0568
|
Allante, CPS, Net247 File Distribution, Net247 NEC, Niagara North I, Tantra BBS
(1989-1995) |
Don Arseneau | |
|
416-646-7104
|
Imperial Terran Traders II
(1989-1990) |
Mark Hockings | |
|
416-646-7105
|
Imperial Terran Traders HST, Imperial Terran Traders I
(1989-1990) |
Mark Hockings | |
|
416-646-7368
|
Bloom County
(1989-1990) |
Joe Cascanette | |
|
416-648-5079
|
The Right Stuff, The Right Stuff HST
(1988-1992) |
Dave Jones, David L Jones | |
|
416-649-3691
, Claremont, ON |
The Moss BBS, The Sky High BBS
(1987-1988) |
William Goosman | FidoNet |
|
"After learning CBM and getting my own Commodore 64 I finally got an IBM clone with a 2400 baud modem running fidonet with it's own dedicated line. I found it amazing being able to communicate, share and develop early applications with what felt like a very exclusive club. We were always wondering what was around the next corner and this BBS was unfortunately ended by a lightening strike that destroyed the modem." - William Goosman
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416-654-1268
|
Mirror Reality
(1988) |
Ian Bonnycastle | |
|
416-654-6676
|
Digital Whisper, The Toronto Transfer Connection
(1989-1991) |
Ian Bonnycastle | |
|
416-654-8847
|
AmigaIntuition, Club Amiga
(1988) |
| |
|
416-654-8854
|
Ziebmef
(1988) |
| |
|
416-658-0327
|
The Chip Board
(1988-1991) |
Paul Chvostek | |
|
416-662-6424
|
Alternative BBS, Spy's Inc., Spys Inc, The Necromancer's Hollow
(1988-1994) |
Jason Hersey | |
|
416-664-1208
|
The Drive-In
(1989-1990) |
John-Paul Roberts | |
|
416-664-6959
|
Acropolis, Acropolis HST, Golden Horseshoe
(1987-1989) |
Peter Blahut | |
|
416-665-2177
|
Toronto Swappe Shoppe BBS
(1984) |
| |
|
416-668-4608
|
DURHAM CENTRAL, WDIX, WHITBY-OSHAWA HUB, Whitby/Oshawa HUB
(1988-1990) |
Klaus Naujok | |
|
416-679-4473
|
Sports Board HST
(1989) |
Ben Kalika | |
|
416-679-4878
|
Audiophile
(1989-1990) |
Chuck Sharshin | |
|
416-682-1123
|
Hogan's Alley IV, Hogan's Alley IV DS HST, Hogan's Alley IV DSHST, Niagara North HUB
(1989-1994) |
Stuart Kirk | Wildcat |
|
416-683-9124
|
SDF-3
(1988) |
Jason Low | |
|
416-684-4687
|
The Cutting Edge
(1988-1992) |
Rob Kennedy | Wildcat |
|
416-684-7710
|
Doctor On Board, Doctor on Board HST, Doctor on Board: NEC 247, Niagara, Niagara Net, NIAGARA NORTH, Niagara North HUB
(1988-1992) |
Hugh Mitchell | Wildcat |
|
416-685-5658
|
Compro Systems
(1989) |
| Wildcat |
|
416-686-7489
|
Hot Info Line BBS
(1989) |
| Wildcat |
|
416-687-4978
|
Bob's Bored
(1989) |
Robert Ensing | |
|
416-690-2464
Toronto, Ontario, ON |
Far Jewel
(1988-1997) |
Robert Radford | Red Ryder Host, Red Ryder Host/Second Sight |
|
416-691-0357
|
Castle Quest, The Adventurer's Pub
(1986-1990) |
Michael Hainsworth | Fido, PC-Board, Custom |
|
" "The Adventurer's Pub was dedicated to fans of everything from "Adventure" to "Zork" and all in between. I had hex-edited some of the hard coded elements of Fido to give the BBS a unique look, such as changing (M)essages to [M]essages, etc. I switched software several times, even running PC Board's quasi-public domain version. I recall spending countless nights designing ANSI graphics-based login screens on my monochrome green monitor. One false move in an ANSI animation, and you virtually had to start over. Nothing was more disappointing than showing off a screen on someone's EGA monitor only to realise I had used a horrific colour combination that *looked* great, but only in monochrome. The main screen looked like a castle with the various towers representing the different forums. In the late 80's I found myself programming my own BBS software in compiled BASIC on my new Amiga 2000. "Castle Quest" was designed to be what would now be considered a MUD, a virtual world where the visitors would wander through forests and mazes picking up objects and fighting off monsters. While I went as far as having the necessary tools such as map editors and log scanners, Castle Quest never made it out of public-access beta 'cos I could never really get the serial port I/O stable enough to keep the machine from locking up. I eventually abandoned SysOping after my first real girlfriend expressed her displeasure at the amount of time I was spending in front of a screen, only to return as an "Admin" in the late 90's running FirstClass for Macintosh as a GUI-based BBS called "Sanctuary." Needless to say, my girlfriend at the time was more understanding..." - Michael Hainsworth
|
416-691-6464
|
N.S.S.B.
(1986) |
Sean Wenzel | |
|
416-692-5633
|
The Memory Chip
(1988) |
Erick Vandenburg | |
|
416-694-0942
|
The COM Connection
(1986) |
Ron Provost | |
|
416-728-9195
|
A.M.C.I.S. II
(1987) |
Dean Forester | |
|
416-731-4797
|
THE JAIL
(1985) |
| |
|
416-733-0632
|
The But n'Ben, The Control Board
(1989-1990) |
Iain Grant | |
|
416-733-9052
St. Catharines, Ontario |
PC Connect, PC COnnect PCB REL, White River Software
(1989-1996) |
John Scarfone | PCBoard
|
|
416-736-4268
|
The ASCII Exchange HST
(1989-1990) |
Rob Benner | |
|
416-737-4427
|
Mining Connexion
(1987-1988) |
Milton Lamb | |
|
416-737-8472
|
Yorkshire BBS HST, Yorkshire Rose
(1989-1999) |
Colin Marsden | |
|
416-740-3417
|
COMTECH
(1988) |
Steve Ford | |
|
416-743-6703
|
Echo Distribution 4* *, FileHUB 4, MetroHUB 4, NaNet HUB 4, TIBM Wizard, TIBM Wizard BBS Node #1, UCNet Hub 4, UseNet HUB 4, UUCP HUB 4
(1989-1998) |
Ray Dyer | |
|
416-743-9187
|
FileHUB 6, Greater Toronto Area HUB 6, MetroHUB 6, Millenium House, Millenium1, Millennium I, Millennium Systems HST, Millennium/2, NaNet HUB 6, Net 250 NEC, Toronto South East, UseNet HUB 6, UUCP HUB 6
(1987-1996) |
Scott Patterson, Don Parks, Ted Whitton | |
|
416-744-2352
|
TCSN
(1986) |
Mark Windrim | |
|
416-751-3775
Toronto, Canada, |
The Mortuary
(1983-1987) |
The Undertaker / Dr. Abyss | TeleCat - AppleNet - GBBS - CatFur |
|
"Over the years the software changed as the BBS grew. Starting as AppleNet and Telecat slowly modified to include a decent gambling casino and catfur Section until it finally blew up in 1987." - The Undertaker
|
416-751-6337
|
CD Access, PC-Canada Line 2, PC-Canada Optical Disk PCB15, TorusSupp
(1984-1996) |
Steve Johns, Doug Peel, Bob Eyer | PCBoard
|
|
416-754-####
|
The 7th Dimension Elite
(1988) |
| |
|
416-754-1471
|
Bits n' Bytes
(1987-1988) |
Kai Tang | |
|
416-757-2530
|
The Serial Port
(1987-1991) |
Bob Purdie | |
|
416-758-4517
|
Association of Canadian Sysops
(1989-1992) |
Dan Edwards | |
|
416-759-3757
|
Terminator BBS, Toronto South East
(1988-1993) |
Jeff Tremblay | |
|
416-760-7490
|
The Synapse
(1989) |
David Dmytryshyn | |
|
416-762-6625
|
Prism
(1988) |
Peter Skotnyk | |
|
416-764-0508
Thornhill, Ont. |
BauD Enterprises, Thornhill Weekend Interactive Telecommunications (TWIT)
(1985-1988) |
Bram Abramson | Fido |
|
416-764-0906
|
Baudy Talk, Breakfast Serial, The Happenstance BBS
(1988-1995) |
James Rosenzweig | |
|
416-766-2728
|
The Digital Spectrum #2
(1987-1989) |
Mark Windrim | |
|
416-766-3038
|
Stelex Sector BBS
(1989) |
| |
|
416-766-6777
|
Clone Systems
(1987-1988) |
Mike Thompson | |
|
416-766-7261
|
Digital Spectrum #1 223/1, Spectra Net, The Digital Spectrum #1
(1987-1991) |
Mark Windrim | |
|
416-766-7829
|
The Digital Spectrum #3
(1987-1989) |
Mark Windrim | |
|
416-767-8701
|
Info Access, Info/Access
(1988-1991) |
| Wildcat |
|
416-769-5103
|
DASH*NET System 2
(1988) |
John Hladun | |
|
416-773-6109
Toronto, CANADA |
CAP/AnalysisSpt
(1986-1996) |
Jeff Gerschkow | PCBoard
|
|
"Became CAP/USA after moving to the USA (708-854-0255)." - Derren Whiteman
|
416-778-5346
|
Core Software Systems, CSS Gatelink, CSSNetLink
(1989-1991) |
Joe Baptista | |
|
416-781-6325
|
PC Source II
(1989) |
Aubrey Reid | |
|
416-783-7150
|
A-Board
(1988) |
| |
|
416-785-8999
Toronto, ONT |
ELITE BBS
(1983-1987) |
admiral jameson | darkstar v2 (c-64 colour) |
|
"One of the first colour BBS for c-64, written by Alan Peters, many elite meets (captain colgate of terminal velocity was 1st)."
|
416-787-2586
|
The LIST Support BBS
(1987) |
Paul Nybida | |
|
416-788-0667
|
Panther II BBS
(1988) |
| Wildcat |
|
416-788-3973
|
The Packet Inn
(1989-1990) |
Tony Modafferi | |
|
416-820-6137
|
Back Board Systems, Back Board Systems II
(1989-1992) |
Gary Bilobrk | |
|
416-822-4974
|
MaSNeT Software
(1989-1992) |
Michael Shiels | |
|
416-823-0392
|
Tandy Support Network
(1988) |
Ray Gardner | |
|
416-823-0556
|
Back Board Systems HST, Back Board Systems I, Back Board Systems Mail Room, Creator Test Bench, D11 IFNA Director, Halt/Peel Net Host, Halton Peel Net, Halton/Peel NEC, Net 250 D'Bridge Help, Net 259 Nodelist/Application Coordinator, Net259 D'Bridge Help, Net259 Treasurer, Quick Support Canada, QuickBBS Support Canada, R12 Echo Coord HST, Reg 12 EchoCoord
(1988-1993) |
John Rafuse | |
|
416-823-1355
|
MaSNeT Software
(1989) |
Michael Shiels | |
|
416-823-4521
|
Colour Dragon I, Colour Dragon VI, Colour Dragon VI SeaDog/TBBS, Colour Dragon ][, Halton/Peel NEC, Net 259 East, Southern Ontario Net, Spectra Net
(1988-1994) |
Bruce Smith | |
|
416-823-6420
|
Colour Dragon V, Net 259 East
(1988-1991) |
Bruce Smith, Sue Smith | |
|
416-823-7781
|
Dragon Sun
(1988) |
Wayne Powell | |
|
416-824-5139
|
The Programmers Guild
(1988-1991) |
Warren Shcmitt | |
|
416-824-6660
|
The Diving Board II
(1989) |
Richard Best | |
|
416-826-3274
Mississauga, ON |
Asterisk
(1985-1994) |
Peter Bennett | TBBS |
|
416-826-5394
Mississauga, ONT |
RCP/M Mississauga HUG
(1982-1983) |
Jud Newell | RCPM |
|
416-827-0704
|
The Amateur Radio BBS
(1987-1999) |
Phil Thompson | |
|
416-831-9180
|
FOXWOOD!, Foxwood! BBS
(1987-1991) |
Barry Carter | |
|
416-836-0494
|
Alternate Reality
(1989) |
Steve Fulton | |
|
416-839-7168
|
The Parthenon
(1988) |
Doug Archell | |
|
416-839-7191
|
Nova
(1988) |
Bryan Archell | |
|
416-840-5269
|
Frontline
(1989) |
| Wildcat |
|
416-842-1371
|
Katnet I
(1988) |
Tom Shapiro | |
|
416-844-1792
|
Matt's Moouse, OAKVILLE HUB
(1986) |
Matt. Mackinnon | |
|
416-844-7578
|
The Back Room II
(1987-1989) |
Dave Freeman | |
|
416-845-3224
|
Sheridan College
(1988-1996) |
Hal Mueller | |
|
416-849-1159
|
Acting Net259 NC, Burlington HUB, Burlington Oakville, Halton/Peel Network, Net 259 South, Net259 Nodelist CoOrdinator, Net259 South, OAKVILLE HUB, Oakville/Milton HUB, STAO's BBS
(1987-1993) |
John Eix | |
|
416-849-7564
|
Cell Block 9
(1988) |
Jim Bottrell | |
|
416-850-2275
|
The Night Club
(1989-1990) |
David Paiva | |
|
416-853-4681
|
NEWMARKET, The Frisch Tank
(1989-1991) |
Mike Frisch | |
|
416-853-7095
|
The Circuit Board
(1989-1991) |
Brent Vernon | |
|
416-854-0148
Campbellville, ONT |
Halton Fido
(1986-1987) |
Trevor McPherson | FidoNet, Opus |
|
"Funny what you find when you Google your own name on the Internet. In any event, much of my "SysOp" days are a blur. I was really just a kid at the time - but it was certainly an interesting time. I remember thinking "Wow"...I can send a message to someone running a system in California and it will get there overnight...(through all of the FidoNet hubs, etc.). By the time I was about half way through grade nine I found *other* interests and our family moved back to Oakville. That was it for BBSing." - Trevor McPherson
|
416-854-0178
|
Fido's Net, Network 23
(1987-1989) |
Steve Britton | FidoNet |
|
416-855-2257
|
Colour Dragon II, Colour Dragon ][
(1987-1990) |
Bruce Smith, Sue Smith, Sean Smith | |
|
416-858-9508
|
Infoland, Voices, Voices InfoLand
(1988-1991) |
Andy Peng | |
|
416-867-9663
Toronto, Ontario |
A:Ware Inc, RT Labs
(1989-1993) |
Robert Ames, Peter Fitzsimmons | |
|
416-876-1816
|
Brain Dead, Brain Dead HST
(1988-1990) |
Richard Illes, Richard Illess | |
|
416-876-1844
|
Dragon's Lair Genl Interest
(1989-1991) |
Garry Unger | |
|
416-878-5935
|
M.C.S., MCS BBS
(1988-1995) |
Robert Kowalchuk, Rob Kowalchuk | PCBoard |
|
416-884-5556
|
The Mining Connexion
(1986) |
Milton Lamb | |
|
416-884-5699
|
Control Board, The Control Board II
(1988-1996) |
Erik Sonstenes | |
|
416-889-1994
|
Blues Brothers BBS, The Blues Brothers BBS
(1989-1991) |
Simon Rucker | |
|
"The Blues Brothers BBS was a short-lived BBS running only a little over a year. I ran it on an IBM PC Model 30 with a 20Mb drive and a 2400 bps modem my parents had bought for my 13th birthday. I did it mostly as a challenge to myself since I didn't know much about computers when I started. I downloaded and set up QuickBBS, painstakingly built my ANSI screens, got listed in Toronto Computes and waited for the phone to ring. Not a lot of activity at first but then things got good once I added some online games. Just as I joined Fidonet the BBS got trashed. First the hard drive had a hiccup and trashed the FAT table. I got it all fixed up but capped it off by doing an accidental del *.* in the QBBS directory. The did it in and I never put it back together again. Sorry no screens to send you since it's all long gone. It was fun and it gave me a lot of enjoyment and skills I still use today in my IT job." - Simon Rucker
|
416-891-2128
|
FidoNet Sysops of Toronto, Toronto South West
(1989) |
Mike Sharma | FidoNet |
|
416-892-4689
Fonthill, ON |
Zeus II
(1988-1991) |
Michael Zanussi | Wildcat |
|
"Run out of my parents' attic on a CompuAdd 286 with a full-height 10 MB Miniscribe hard drive and a 2400 baud modem, single dedicated line. My site acted as a FidoNet hub, traffic typically between St. Catharines and Welland. I remember working hard to scrape up the $100 or so it cost for the Wildcat software. Site was shut down when I relocated to San Diego in 1989." - Michael Zanussi
|
416-896-1265
|
DiSC, MISSISSAUGA HUB
(1986) |
Mark Windrim | |
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416-896-1446
Mississauga, Ontario |
PSI-WordPro
(1981-1997) |
Steve Punter | Custom PET, BBS64, PC-PunterNet |
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"I wrote all of my own BBS software, as well as a transfer protocol use primarily by Commodore users that became known unofficially as "Punter Protocol". My first BBS ran on a Commodore PET and used a 300-baud acoustically-coupled modem. In order to have it answer the phone automatically, I built my own circuit for that purpose. The original phone number was 416-624-xxxx (I can't remember the last 4 digits) until 1985, at which time the BBS moved to a new location and got the phone number 416-896-1446. After the area code split in the early 1990s, the number became 905-896-1446. I also create the PunterNet BBS network, and although it was quite small compared to FidoNet and others, it had Nodes throughout North America (including one in Hawaii) and a few in Australia." - Steve Punter
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416-897-2594
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The Neutral Zone
(1987-1988) |
Joe Chiazzese | |
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416-898-4826
Newmarket, ON |
MetroHUB 9, MetroHUB North, Scott's Basement
(1989-1992) |
Scott Simpson | |
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416-920-6839
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Star Trek
(1988-1991) |
Jason Gould | |
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416-920-7623
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Oriental Express
(1988) |
Eric Chan | |
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416-924-4325
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Coast to Coast
(1989-1990) |
Gerald Sommise | |
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416-924-9523
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Eden Foundation
(1989) |
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416-926-9437
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Softswitch Online
(1988) |
Terence Chan | |
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416-937-0507
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The Tele Exchange HST
(1989) |
David Toth | |
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416-937-2920
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HAM BBS
(1988) |
| Wildcat |
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416-937-7365
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PC Pipeline
(1989) |
| Wildcat |
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416-945-6272
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Data Terminals INC
(1989) |
Marc Nowacki | |
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416-947-9946
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Bunch of 7
(1988-1991) |
Shirley Myer, Karen Wehrstein | |
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416-967-5745
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Programmer's Resource, RDOS Support, TORONTO SOUTH
(1987-1988) |
Simon Ewins | |
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416-967-7665
Toronto, Ont. |
The POOL
(1984-1994) |
Michael Inman | |
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"I started it as an ArtCulteral BBS representing the Toronto Art Community." - Michael Inman
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416-969-8717
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Kintracers
(1989-1992) |
Ken Gowie | |
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416-978-4582
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Bumble Bee's Nest, The Bumble Bees Nest
(1989-1992) |
Chris Plowright, Ron Coleman | |
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416-978-7968
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U of T Computer Shop BBS
(1989) |
James Rosenzweig | |
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416-979-3765
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The Glad Club
(1988-1991) |
Tony Mason | |
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301 Sysops currently listed.
341 BBSes Listed.
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